Run Oxygen Automation Scripts On LambdaTest Selenium Grid
Oxygen is an open-source test automation framework offering a low code approach for Selenium and Appium test, meaning the scripts although based on JavaScript, look almost as plain as English, making them intuitive.
Oxygen supports LambdaTest Selenium Grid, meaning you can configure your LambdaTest account on your Oxygen instance to perform cross browser testing on 2000+ real browser running on real operating systems, on-cloud. That way you can eliminate the need for configuring in-house Selenium Grid infrastructure and run your Oxygen IDE test over a wider test coverage.
Prerequisites
- Make sure to download the Oxygen framework for your operating system.
- Retrieve your LambdaTest authentication credentials i.e. your LambdaTest username, access key and HubURL. You can do so by visiting the LambdaTest automation dashboard and clicking on the key icon near the help button.
Configure LambdaTest Authentication Variables In Oxygen
Step 1: Open the Oxygen framework and click on the cloud icon on the upper-right corner.
Step 2: Turn on the toggle for LambdaTest to run your Oxygen automation scripts on LambdaTest Selenium Grid of 2000+ real browsers.
Step 3: Once you turn the toggle on, you need to fill the mandatory fields to run your Oxygen tests on LambdaTest Selenium Grid. These mandatory fields include your Hub URL, your LambdaTest username, and your LambdaTest access key.
You can also capture browser console, network logs, screenshots, and video-recording for your Oxygen test execution over LambdaTest Selenium Grid by enabling the checkboxes. After selecting the preferred checkboxes and filling the mandatory fields, click on Save & Close.
Step 4: You will now find a drop-down beside the Run button which says Local, indicating that the tests are being executed on your Local machine. To run the tests on LambdaTest cloud, you would need to select the value for LambdaTest.
Kudos! That is all you need to do for integrating your Oxygen framework with LambdaTest Selenium Grid. Now, as you run the test it would be executed over the Selenium Grid offered by LambdaTest which would enable you to ensure a sturdy cross browser compatible web-application.